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Daily Archives: 10 December 2021
Christmas Stamp 1963
A year after the Christmas stamp from the US Post Office debuted, they did it again. In 1963, still no Jesus, no Mary, no Santa. Left, note that a few lights in the White House are on. Huge tree in … Continue reading
Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 26: Catechesis, Part 2: Catechesis on Reconciliation
Catechetical considerations continue: From the pastors of the church one expects, first of all, catechesis on reconciliation. This must be founded on the teaching of the Bible, especially the New Testament, on the need to rebuild the covenant with God … Continue reading
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